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FrozenMOTO
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the problem is yamaha just builds there chassis WAY to strong. Go grab the tunnel on a yami then on anything else and see how much flex the yami has. I wish they would lighten them up a bit.
Most Reliable sled
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X2.. I rode one for years ever since I was a 100 lb kid up untill this last season. . My mom has rode one since '01. They will run forever and with triple pipes and challenger track will keep up with most sleds out there for the most part. They are heavy..as comparied to say a 600 rmk, but for the price, power, and reliablity, you can't go wrong.
Most reliable? My 94 indy 440 would be the first sled I would take to the north pole if I had to make the trip. 6K milles and never misses a beat.
looks like u need/want a 2 stroke 600 and not break the bank, which 4 strokes are generally more expensive. i would say cat or doo 600 is the way to go. polaris has had trouble with making a reliable engine for awhile now.
i agree that polaris has trouble but not with 600 motors, they are really good engines
Ditto. Not a poo fan, but the 600/700 mill seems to last forever.
Well, here I go again...
RMK 700. Edge chassis. Reliable, easy to maintain, and very capable.
And plenty of them out there to be had for around $2,000 or less.
RMK 700. Edge chassis. Reliable, easy to maintain, and very capable.
And plenty of them out there to be had for around $2,000 or less.
Yamaha is by far the most reliable sled out of the 4 brands. There is no ands ifs or buts, period ! Don't let the keyboard jockeys scare you away because of weight. The newer Nytros handle just like a Rev or XP. You won't even notice the extra weight. The only guys complaining are the ones who can't ride !
Yamaha is the most reliable ! Its fact not fiction.
Yamaha is the most reliable ! Its fact not fiction.
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